Investing and trading are two very different methods of attempting to profit in the financial markets. The goal of investing is to gradually build wealth over an extended period of time through the buying and holding of a portfolio of stocks, baskets of stocks, mutual funds, bonds and other investment instruments. Investors often enhance their profits through compounding, or reinvesting any profits and dividends into additional shares of stock. Investments are often held for a period of years, or even decades, taking advantage of perks like interest, dividends and stock splits along the way. While markets inevitably fluctuate, investors will "ride out" the downtrends with the expectation that prices will rebound and any losses will eventually be recovered. Investors are typically more concerned with market fundamentals, such as price/earnings ratios and management forecasts.
Trading, on the other hand, involves the more frequent buying and selling of stock, commodities, currency pairs or other instruments, with the goal of generating returns that outperform buy-and-hold investing. While investors may be content with a 10 to 15% annual return, traders might seek a 10% return each month. Trading profits are generated through buying at a lower price and selling at a higher price within a relatively short period of time. The reverse is also true: trading profits are made by selling at a higher price and buying to cover at a lower price (known as "selling short") to profit in falling markets. Where buy-and-hold investors wait out less profitable positions, traders must make profits (or take losses) within a specified period of time, and often use a protective stop loss order to automatically close out losing positions at a predetermined price level. Traders often employ technical analysis tools, such as moving averages and stochastic oscillators, to find high-probability trading setups.
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Given that I've recently embarked on this investing journey, I can tell you that there are a lot of the investment trading forums for stocks. However its important to realize that not all of them are good. I use the following
Seeking alpha (probably the best)The StreetMotley Fool
I am only using these three for the time being but it does cover the Australian and the US stock markets.
Any other suggestions especially for Aussie stocks?
I have heard that Aussie Stock and Hot Copper arent that good. Has anyone had similar experiences with these two investment blogs/forums.
What is better for transitioning to a hedge fund external of one at a BB? Also, if you are in S&T, it's only good to be in on the trading component of the business, correct?
Given that I've recently embarked on this investing journey, I can tell you that there are a lot of the investment trading forums for stocks. However its important to realize that not all of them are good. I use the following
So, what do you think of any of them (past experiences, reviews, ....) and what other tech events you anticipate to go to?
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